Which of the following statements about the diagnosis of inflammatory breast cancer is true?
A)There may not be a discrete palpable mass at presentation.
B)At presentation, a patient may report having a longstanding breast mass that developed skin changes over time.
C)A biopsy is not required, since the diagnosis is clinically established.
D)Dermal lymph node involvement must be demonstrated.

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Inflammatory breast cancer often presents without a discrete palpable mass, and diagnosis is primarily based on clinical presentation and confirmed with a biopsy.

Which of the Following Statements About the Diagnosis of Inflammatory